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great raEiEeaElen et the air IA the elevated
str2t. hs ~zs compelled to breathe, ana ks
saeCauabed to tuberculosis
i Erasfds Corning. Of Troy. the famous iron
fc4EElsr, never thinks OF gsing into his csn-
serFa1ory 70 examine ais beautiful orckids
without first Lghsing his PIPE, which is q
large aAd kssussfa neerscnsan, heaviiy
motlnt=d vita sslid silver, ana a stem made
from Jas.alEs gre~a IN his own eonssry2-
. tory.
Y. Marion Crawford, tie novelist, and poet
T of PhiaasiphlA's Fsorst ceEtsanlsl, l. q man
of many accom- lIszzssne bssides his literary
gifts. Es Is ooa ausisian, being able 10
accompany kis o"n songs either plane or
guitar. he Is a rars ilsaeusst, ssd az afhlsts
Of acknowledged power. Altsough the pen
Is the instrument by whisA he - kaown to
TIE world, hs - equally accomplished IN the
uss o. the fsEoss's fsils. Mr. Crawford n of
Am<rican parsntags, bus hs was born in
Italy. and has jast tAksa up bis permanent
resaasaes IN thar country, in the Vnia Craw-
ferd, overlooking the bay sf Naples.
Claus Sprsckels, OF California, who has
been termed tie Sugar King Of the Sandwich
Islands, u a GsrnlaA WAC began hfe in the
wsss tae keeper Of . grocery store. He
Was an expert chemist. and iavented soma
new process fer resnsag sugar. Ii was esti-
mated three years ago tkat he made 60 bar
rels OF sugar a day, each barrel worth $50,
thereby giEin. him al income Of 6,570, 900 a
year. His wealth Is now estimated at sa5,-
ooo,O0o. Mr.. spreckels Is an old man, but he
IL still very active and energetic. He speaks
with strong German accent, is aIapls in
his dress and domestic In his habits.
I'd schsffelin. who sold ous the ceieerae,d
Tough Nat mine in Arizona for something
like million dollars, wears his hair in long
ringlets and ~ somewhas eccentric in bis
dress, but he has a big heart, and those who
know him well say that worthy charity
never appealed 20 hsm in vain. Up to the
time he sold the Tough Nut he had been a
hard working miner sad know nothisg OF
the ways Of the world VIZ the Proceeds
of the sale he went TO San Francisco TO enjoy
his honestly acquired riches He had deter
mined 70 have the best Of everything, snd
registered at the Baldwin hotel Vixen meal
tine came be sought entrance to the dining
room in his shirt sleeves. The sable door
keeper told him he must put his coat on be-
fore goirg in Ed got mad a. Bass infyinge-
Inent on ms private rights and long estab-
hshed custom, and exclaimed: Il guess you
don't know who / am. you black rascal "
-Dat don't make no odds, sir.S The honest
miner was riled clear through and Through
and sent for Landlord Pearson. The latter
told him he must nnish dressing before gong
to eat, no matter who he was Mr. Schenslin
u man Of observing qualities, and he has
not been slow IN adapting himself 70 his
changed circumstances. he has good busi-
ness sense and although anything but stingy,
takes good care of his fortune.
.Jenny Lind" said Miss Emma Thursby "a
| Mrs. Louise Chandler Moulton recentls. Is
| living on a lovely street in london called
The Bottoms and her house. which is Gov
cred with graceful vines. is shut in from the
noisy city by trees and fragrant flowers. Bu,
the famous singer is suffering invalid now,
rarely seeing one, and when American re-
| porssrs call, as they do nov and then, they
are me- at the deor by faithful old servant
who ha,s watched over her mistress for thirty
years past. and who delivers this eNsf but
| grateful message, 'shat Jenny Lind wfsh..
them to say that she will never cease 70 love
the American people With all her heart On.
~ Jenny Linfs most intimate friondk and
neighbers is Mme. Albani, whe lives With Der
husband just scross tie street from tn.
| Swedish Nightingale Albani's voicel No
don't think il IN any way phenomenal, kut
she has gained a great success because she a,
always been an earnest worker and then sbs
has chosen for her home the best city in IN.
world for s'nger-Londcr. Why do noi
20 there mysesf On, / arn too coed ar
American 30 be Wiling 70 live abroad anC
then in any ease l eoald not endure the Lon
don climate. You see bsv. just won bacl
my health, and / do not want 10 lose Il
again"